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** At one point [[Creepy Twins|the Denton Twins]] are talking to the scarecrow when the head falls off revealing the bound and gagged man. He tells them he's been tied up and asks them to help him, which they already knew. They then put his gag back in his mouth and replace his head saying they want to stay friends. |
** At one point [[Creepy Twins|the Denton Twins]] are talking to the scarecrow when the head falls off revealing the bound and gagged man. He tells them he's been tied up and asks them to help him, which they already knew. They then put his gag back in his mouth and replace his head saying they want to stay friends. |
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* One episode of ''[[One Foot in the Grave]]'' has a surprisingly dark ending, in which Victor takes revenge on some abusive nursing home staff by encasing their feet in cement and disguising them as scarecrows in a field. |
* One episode of ''[[One Foot in the Grave]]'' has a surprisingly dark ending, in which Victor takes revenge on some abusive nursing home staff by encasing their feet in cement and disguising them as scarecrows in a field. |
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* ''[[Supernatural]]'' featured a [[Town with a Dark Secret]] in Season 1 where the townsfolk practiced Human Sacrifice to appease a Norse god called a vanir, which inhabited an effigy resembling a scarecrow. In return, their town was granted prosperity. Sam and Dean destroy it by torching the god's sacred tree. |
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* One episode of ''[[Tales from the Crypt]]'' called Four-Sided Triangle has shades of this. An abused girl living at a farm is constantly mistreated by the couple living there and the man lusts after her. After she hits her head in an 'escape attempt'' she seems to fall in love with the scarecrow in the field and goes out to visit it every night, and they believe she has gone crazy, making sure she will never leave. {{spoiler|however, one night, the Scarecrow actually DOES come to life - because the farmer was hiding inside it in order to play on her madness and have sex with her. Too bad she had planned it and killed both of them.}} |
* One episode of ''[[Tales from the Crypt]]'' called Four-Sided Triangle has shades of this. An abused girl living at a farm is constantly mistreated by the couple living there and the man lusts after her. After she hits her head in an 'escape attempt'' she seems to fall in love with the scarecrow in the field and goes out to visit it every night, and they believe she has gone crazy, making sure she will never leave. {{spoiler|however, one night, the Scarecrow actually DOES come to life - because the farmer was hiding inside it in order to play on her madness and have sex with her. Too bad she had planned it and killed both of them.}} |
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* One of the cursed antiques in ''[[Friday the 13th: The Series]]'' was this. |
* One of the cursed antiques in ''[[Friday the 13th: The Series]]'' was this. |
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* ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'' had a [[Monster of the Week]] called the Pumpkin Rapper. Well, maybe [[Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain| he wasn't all-too "scary"]], but his incessant bad rap ''was'' pretty ''annoying.'' |
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